Walking with Jesus

The sermon centers on the post-resurrection encounter of Jesus with two disciples on the road to Emmaus, illustrating how Christ reveals Himself through Scripture and the breaking of bread, even when His presence is unrecognized. Though the disciples are filled with sorrow and confusion over Jesus' crucifixion and the mystery of His resurrection, Jesus draws near, walks with them, and patiently opens the Old Testament Scriptures—beginning with Moses and the prophets—to show how all of God's Word points to His suffering, death, and glory. As He expounds the Scriptures, their hearts burn with understanding, and only when He breaks bread do their eyes open to recognize Him, prompting an immediate return to Jerusalem to proclaim the good news. The narrative underscores the vital role of Scripture in recognizing Christ, the transformative power of His presence, and the natural outflow of renewed faith: a burning desire to share the truth of His resurrection with others. The sermon calls believers to rekindle their longing for Christ, to seek Him in His Word, and to respond with urgent testimony when He makes Himself known.